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Raymundo Hernandez comes back to Michoacan as the sole inheritor of a big drug trafficking ring. He gets into a war with the local kidnappers.
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Raymundo Hernandez comes back to Michoacan as the sole inheritor of a big drug trafficking ring. He gets into a war with the local kidnappers.
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Written By:Max Hernandez Jr
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Miguel Ángel Saldaña
Director
Bernabé Melendrez
Don Rogelio
Eleazar García Jr.
El Roque
Max Hernández
El Gaucho
Max Hernandez Jr
Raymundo
Claudia Casas
Yadira
Margarito Barajas
Comandnate Alexander
Mario Garcia
Antonio Chavez
Joel Navarro
El pitbull
Leo Pacheco
Fabian
Joaquin Vazques
Benjamin
Miguel Ángel Saldaña
El Ticho
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